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by Blahah 5y ago
true! sorry for my lazy wording
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by Blahah 5y ago
The inclusive components approach is rather beautiful. No frameworks (so it works in all frameworks that are standards compliant), and it is accessible and semantic: - https://inclusive-components.design/collapsible-sections
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by Blahah 5y ago
free and open source on desktop, web and Android
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by Blahah 5y ago
SolarWinds is orders of magnitude more significant (or will be, in the fullness of time) than anything that targeted the personal data of individuals. Back in the early 2000s I was a mod on shadowcrew (served my time for that) and the volum
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by Blahah 5y ago
Super interesting question! Some combination of NLP and classical time series stats will probably show lots of interesting things. What's the density over time of the entries? I.e. How many entries per day? And are you consistently rec
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by Blahah 5y ago
You can filter the console by info/debug/warn/error which makes info pretty useful imo.
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iOS 15, Humane: The kind of iOS15 update we would've wanted(potential.app)
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by Blahah 5y ago
Clearly both have benefits. If you have access to nature (many people don't) then walking in it is beneficial. Whether or not you have access to nature, microdosing might help.
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by Blahah 5y ago
Play the saxophone?
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by Blahah 5y ago
Just commenting to appreciate the sea snail reference
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by Blahah 5y ago
It's the other way around. Why buy this newspaper when I already have a computer?
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by Blahah 5y ago
It's hardly fair to judge a crypto fund on the last year. They would have had to be spectacularly incompetent to lose money.
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by Blahah 5y ago
Excess deaths in a decent model account for other explanatory factors (war, sociopolitical things, etc.) that are not linked to the factor in question (covid-19 here). I'm not suggesting the crude arithmetical number of excess deaths i
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by Blahah 5y ago
Browsers are very close to app stores. Both of them can have parental controls enabled, and neither of them need to police perfectly legal content to prevent a subset of users getting harmed or offended. It's trivial to actively preve
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by Blahah 5y ago
It's important to make sure people have to use the least legitimate and most risky sources for anything that hypocrites feel the need to pretend to be morally outraged about. Sex and fun drugs are the classics. The only way to make the
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by Blahah 5y ago
The Medici family shaped the history of European fine art very significantly with their patronage. A perfect example of the phenomenon described in the article. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michelangelo_and_the_Medic
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by Blahah 5y ago
More generally, there is no universally agreed way to record all the factors that contributed to a death at the time of death or certification. This is why excess deaths is the real metric by which the toll of this pandemic will be measured
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by Blahah 5y ago
I wasn't really saying either, but it certainly won't desalinate water. I was saying that almost all water this would be used on will contain dissolved salts, so that asking "what about water with dissolved salts" is moo
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by Blahah 5y ago
It's not going to be much use in distilled water, so it pretty much exclusively works in water with dissolved salts.
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by Blahah 5y ago
Given the fun name I was expecting to see the website have some Tyrian purple elements :)
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by Blahah 6y ago
Yes, they'll be so sorry to lose your custom. Remind me what they get from you?
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by Blahah 6y ago
The mystery is the identity of the man.
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by Blahah 6y ago
All the other entities are doing work - of course they need to be paid. You are dead, you're doing nothing. Why would you be paid?
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by Blahah 6y ago
I surprised myself by spontaneously shedding a tear as I read that sentence.
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by Blahah 6y ago
It predates golang significantly. C and C++ bioinformatics tools have used single dash long opts since the 1990s, unfortunately. I expect the transgression didn't originate in the bioinformatics community.
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by Blahah 6y ago
I had to send the demo to people around the world, rather than demo it myself over a call.
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by Blahah 6y ago
I tried out vercel for the first time this week after Github pages failed to deploy an already built static site 30 mins before a demo. I took a gamble on vercel about 10 mins before I had to demo and it was running with a few minutes to sp
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by Blahah 6y ago
Unless I knew the emails existed I would say "I have no idea what you're talking about, and I'm not interested in talking about it." But more succinctly, with just two words maybe. Something along the lines of "no c
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by Blahah 6y ago
What a strange take. If someone made up a story about me and then someone else asked if it was true, I'd tell them to get lost, not validate the ridiculous attempt at shaping a narrative by engaging with it. It's very very common
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by Blahah 6y ago
data eutrophication is causing mass die off of insights, while limnic data eruption is well overdue in the majority of the world's largest endorheic data basins

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